Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple

I visited the temple in November. They were engaged in some painting and renovation work, but the atmosphere was still very peaceful. However, the weather was a bit too warm for my liking. There is a parking facility available within the temple premises. The entry fee for four of us was approximately $20.

Nice temple to visit in Nadi. The entrance is 5 Fiji dollars; you need appropriate clothing, but you can borrow a sarong for free. It’s a pity that part of it is now in construction (September 2024). For me the whole visit didn’t last more than 15 minutes but I would say it was worth it.

Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple in Nadi, Fiji, is a breathtaking testament to the fusion of Indian heritage and South Pacific charm. The temple's intricate architecture, adorned with vibrant colors and intricate carvings, is a feast for the eyes. The temple complex houses several shrines dedicated to various Hindu deities, each with its unique beauty and significance. The main shrine, dedicated to Lord Murugan, is particularly awe-inspiring. I The inner sanctum, where the deity resides, is a place of profound reverence and peace. Beyond its religious significance, the Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple is a cultural landmark that reflects t Fiji's diverse population. I

The people who are part of this Temple do so much for the local communities and the temple itself was so colorful and joyous.

Interesting temple that is currently undergoing renovations (Jan 2025) so much of it is under scaffolding. Once the work is done it will be beautiful.

We only viewed the outside, as we had not come dressed for an inside visit or tour. Need to have shoulders and knees covered (our mistake - we had read modest dress online but weren’t sure how to interpret until we arrived). But even what we could see from outside the temple grounds was absolutely stunning. The use of colour and attention to detail were second-to-none. For those wanting to visit, I had no doubt its worth the fee. Just dress the part (I took a picture of the sign to help future travelers!)

Accessed for just $5 Fiji dollars this Hindu temple features vibrant colors and the carvings of several deities. Allowing for photos outside but not within the temple, guests are required to dress modestly and remove their shoes prior to entry.

The buildings are beautiful, but the area is small. You can't wear shoes to get in , It's really uncomfortable to walk on the hot road.🥵